Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Bitcoin Value at $350K In 2025: Other Experts Weigh In
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the number one personal finance book of all time, has been sharing his financial thoughts on “X” (formerly Twitter). Kiyosaki ended 2024 with a post on X that read:
“I love Bitcoin in my own wallet. I would not trust Bitcoin in Black Rocks ETF. Black Rock suppressing Bitcoin price so the whales can buy Bitcoin at under $100k. I will keep buying more Bitcoin because Bitcoin going higher. I predict Bitcoin to hit $350k in 2025.”
GOBankingRates asked other experts to weigh in on Kiyosaki’s prediction that Bitcoin will be valued at $350K by the end of 2025.
Here’s what they had to say.
“Robert Kiyosaki’s forecast of Bitcoin hitting $350,000 by 2026 is quite interesting in analyzing digital assets. He does make sense at some points, although his assumptions can be overly optimistic or even miss out on crucial variables,” said Patrick Gruhn, founder of Perpetuals.
Gruhn noted what Kiyosaki gets right is this: “Bitcoin is a hedge against inflation and the growing distrust of traditional fiat currencies. In a world where central banks had printed unprecedented sums, investors found solace in deflationary assets — something Bitcoin fits perfectly. A $21 million supply cap was set. A rise in institutional adoption ensured this asset had cemented itself as ‘digital gold.’ All of these come together to give Bitcoin powerful long-term price appreciation potential.”
Making a $350,000 prediction would require too many speculative assumptions to be taken into account, as it is known that market sentiment, macroeconomic conditions, regulatory developments, and technological progress all affect the price of Bitcoin, according to Gruhn.
On the other hand, Adam Kopruck, the founder of Real World Investor, countered that he does not think there is any clear rationale behind Kiyosaki’s prediction.
“Bitcoin rallied recently due to the incoming administration’s pro-bitcoin stance. If the new administration continues to take on a pro-bitcoin stance come January, we’ll likely see the cryptocurrency continue to increase in value, but a three-times increase seems a bit unlikely without any new major catalysts, like pro-bitcoin legislation within a republican controlled congress,” said Kopruck.
“While greater adoption by institutions is in general positive, further clarity by regulators in major developed economies could precondition or otherwise substantially retard its forward march,” added Gruhn. “A hostile regulatory environment — worldwide — on matters of taxation or even prohibition against crypto trading could put this momentum into question.”
Gruhn admitted that Bitcoin remains a tiny and highly volatile market. “Drastic changes in the market, be they large-scale market corrections or some unforeseeable world event, may throw off price projections wildly. The time frame set by Kiyosaki before 2026 assumes that Bitcoin will survive the significant challenges and begin growing rapidly with other blockchain-based assets and financial products.”
Gruhn noted that while he shared Kiyosaki’s enthusiasm for the long-term prospects of Bitcoin, the “… figure of $350,000 should not be taken lightly.”
“Bitcoin cannot be analyzed in isolation; it has to be interpreted as part of a fast-changing financial ecosystem,” Gruhn explained. “The valuation would have to come with much more institutional adoption, a friendlier regulatory environment, and rising integration into global economic systems — all very uncertain.”
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